Issue of January 29, 2012
     

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More garbage dumped at Irisan despite TEPO

The city government of Baguio continues to dump fresh garbage at the Irisan dumpsite, claiming it has 10 days or until Feb. 2 to file a motion of clarification on a Supreme Court en banc order stopping the use of the facility either as a staging or storage area.

 
STILL DUMPING -- Despite pronouncements of the city mayor, two dump trucks were observed unloading freshly collected garbage at the Irisan dumpsite within a span of one hour last Thursday. A backhoe was employed to spread the trash around. ProTech might be duping the city or might be covertly working for the mayor’s suspension for openly defying the Supreme Court’s order to cease using the facility as a transfer station. -- HFP Photo / BMC Caption

John Hay operations normal despite conflict
The Regional Trial Court in Baguio City last week imposed the penalty of reclusion perpetua on five men, including a hotel manager, after they were found guilty beyond reasonable doubt of the crime of kidnapping for ransom committed in 2005.
Operations at John Hay Management Corp. remains normal even with the brewing animosity between its ranking officials and employees allegedly backed by a former Baguio official.
Fourteen elementary schools with children-participants and their own drum and lyre groups who will play the now familiar Panagbenga tune will kick off the Baguio Flower Festival on Feb. 1 with a parade along Session and Harrison roads and a dance showdown at the Athletic Bowl at Burnham Park.
 
The Bases Conversion Development Authority said Friday there is no legal basis for Camp John Hay Development Corp. in securing a court’s temporary restraining order (TRO), saying there has been no attempt by BCDA to take over CJH.
City
SESSION ROAD, the Porta Vaga side between Father Carlu Street and Assumption Road, was closed to motor vehicles and opened to pedestrians to promote  a ‘people-friendly’ Session Road  for a few hours last Friday.
-- Redjie Cawis / PIA
Region
2ND ETAG FESTIVAL -- Sagada, Mountain Province will celebrate its town fiesta from Feb. 2 to 6 and will highlight the etag or smoked pork as prepared by town elders (above).
-- Redjie Cawis / PIA
Environment
CitySAVING BALILI -- La Trinidad Mayor Greg Abalos and Raffy Tallocoy of the Baguio City Mayor’s Office hand over to Aeronne Paul Coronel of Benguet State University a cash prize and certificate of recognition for his winning design for the ‘Save Balili River, Count Me In’ logo contest.
-- Lito Dar / PIA
Health & Science
ENHANCED TRAINING -- Government medical technologists undergo additional training at the DOH-CAR laboratory to continue the sustained campaign to reduce the number of people acquiring tuberculosis in the region. -- Harley Palangchao
Life
SEARCHING FOR THE HAPPIEST PINOY -- Cebuana Lhuillier Insurance Solutions has opened nominations to the 2012 Search for the Happiest Pinoy with a P250,000 cash prize.
-- Harley Palangchao
Business
City
FALLBACK DEVICE -- The proliferation of mobile phones may be seen everywhere but dial-up public payphones still come in handy especially when one runs out of load or batteries.
-- Harley Palangchao
Sports
AIR ACROBAT -- Robbie Pantaleon of the UB Red Robbins glides past a UST defender in their hard court match last weekend at the UB gym for the SBP National 16 and Under basketball championship. UST overwhelmed the Red Robbins 73-67.
-- Larry Fabian
 
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